Elliott Brood at LiveCity
Feb 14 2010. Kristina Mameli review and photos.
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NOBRO brings Polaris long-listed Set Your Pussy Free to Westward Music FestivalKathryn McCaughey on NOBRO’s full-length debut, taxes and snake blood.
Kathryn McCaughey on NOBRO’s full-length debut, taxes and snake blood.
Feb 14 2010. Kristina Mameli review and photos.
Rachel Fox braves the crowds at the first of two Colbert Reports Feb 17 2010 during 2010 Winter Olympics.
The former Montrealer on his band Spoon River. By Adrian Mack.
Photos from the men’s snowboard half pipe at Cypress Mountain. Go Canada! Whoot whoot!
Trouble breaks out at the LivecCity venue in Yaletown. Also – a spontaneous hockey game on Granville Street, and the Norwegian men’s curling team’s checkered pants.
The Canadian film critic on the Victoria Film Festival, Kris Kristofferson and Sinead O’Connor.
With ASG and Kandi Coded Feb 10 2010. Kyle Harcott review, Dean McLean photos.
Canadian Maelle Ricker bounces back after a poor showing in the initial qualifying run.
Canadian metal band in Vancouver Feb 13, 2010. Rachel Fox review, Ken Paquette photos.
Rachel Fox talks to the King of Country Music Videos in Canada about his movie Coopers’ Camera (starring Samantha Bee).
Exclusive Guttersnipe photos of the VANOC initiative to bring snow to Cypress for the Olympics. Don’t worry about it, it’s only money!
With Best Coast and Cosmetics, Feb 12 2010. Kristina Mameli review, AppletreeCafe photos
A day late and a dollar short, but still funny as hell – Guttersnipe Olympics correspondent Louise Papais on the 2010 Winter Games Opening Ceremony.
People take to the streets on Commercial Drive and in the downtown core.
Louise Papais on the luge tragedy, the relay runner who just said “No” to Coke, and the possibility of a Terry Fox hologram lighting the cauldron.
Jenn Grant plays a $20 guitar, sends our reviewer into a swoon, and covers Laura Veirs’ ‘Don’t Lose Yourself’.
After an unreasonably long absence, our SE columnist is back, with news about Sarah Silverman, James Cameron and Linda Hamilton, and Naomi Campbell. What, no Heidi Montag-Pratt?
The film critic trades Oscar quips with Rachel Fox in an interview at the Victoria Film Festival.